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Is it possible to sign a message/transaction, then have another wallet execute the signed message/transaction without first calling "Approve"?

This question is for both ERC20 and ETH.

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What do you mean by "have another wallet execute". After you sign a transaction you don't need wallets anymore. You need a valid node that will post your transaction. Usually wallets have access to network nodes so you don't need to worry about accessing the network after signing the transaction.

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If you are referring to a wallet in terms of everything but a contract - in that case, the answer is no. But you can create your own "vault" contract, where you can deposit your funds and add a function (callable only by an address that you specify) to do something that you want.

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